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Dynamic shear band propagation and micro-structure of adiabatic shear band
Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 2001A meshfree Galerkin approximation, reproducing kernel particle method, is used in the displacement-based explicit formulation to simulate dynamic shear band propagation as well as microstructures of adiabatic shear bands. The main advantages of using meshfree interpolants are two: (i) it can effectively avoid mesh-alignment sensitivity that finite ...
Li, Shaofan +4 more
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Shear band analysis and shear moduli calibration
International Journal of Solids and Structures, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Desrues, Jacques, Chambon, René
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On shear bands in ductile materials
Archive for Rational Mechanics and Analysis, 1985zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Coleman, Bernard D., Hodgdon, Marion L.
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Fractals, 1994
We present a numerical study model of shear bands in rocks with a non-associated plastic flow rule. The system drives spontaneously into a state in which the length distribution of shear bands follows a power law and where the spatial organization of the shear bands appears to be fractal.
Poliakov, Alexei N. B. +3 more
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We present a numerical study model of shear bands in rocks with a non-associated plastic flow rule. The system drives spontaneously into a state in which the length distribution of shear bands follows a power law and where the spatial organization of the shear bands appears to be fractal.
Poliakov, Alexei N. B. +3 more
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Applied Mechanics Reviews, 1990
Some recent results on the analysis of adiabatic shear bands are reviewed.
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Some recent results on the analysis of adiabatic shear bands are reviewed.
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Shear Bands in Matter with Granularity
Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics, 2010Shear bands, localized regions where shear flows concentrate, form in many complex fluids under a wide range of circumstances. In this review, we outline the main mechanisms that cause shear banding in complex fluids with granularity: foams, emulsions, colloidal suspensions, and granular matter.
Schall, P., van Hecke, M.
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Reverse shearing of shear bands in polystyrene
Journal of Materials Science, 1982Shear bands produced in polystyrene by compression can be reverse sheared by a second compression in a perpendicular direction. The net shear strain can be zero or negative. Like the forward shear, the reverse shear also produces a ridge on the surface. The height of the ridge seems to be proportional to the reverse shear strain.
C. C. Chau, J. C. M. Li
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Front Tracking for Shear Bands in an Antiplane Shear Model
Journal of Computational Physics, 1997We describe a numerical algorithm for the study of shear band formation and growth in two-dimensional antiplane shear. The constitutive model uses a non-associative flow rule. The numerical scheme is based on a Godunov method for updating the velocity, while the stress is updated via integration along particle paths.
Garaizar, F. Xabier, Trangenstein, John
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Shear strength and shear bands of anisotropic sand
Acta Geotechnica, 2021Due to sedimentation, irregular particles of sand arrange anisotropically in nature. Anisotropy diversifies the internal friction angles between relative research planes at different directions in soil material. Thus, to analyze the mechanical mechanism of strength anisotropy, except for conventional inherent anisotropy of the material, stress ...
Tong Dong +3 more
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Shears band in the 105Sn nucleus
Zeitschrift für Physik A Hadrons and nuclei, 1997The structure of 105Sn has been investigated through the 50Cr(58Ni,2pn) reaction at a beam energy of 210 MeV. In addition to an extension of the spherical level scheme, a regular sequence of dipole transitions has been found. The experimental results are in agreement with the prediction of Tilted Axis Cranking calculations, which satisfactorily explain
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